England captain Steven Gerrard says players have "no excuse" for bad behaviour with a new code of conduct to follow.

Egypt's football association delays indefinitely the start of the domestic season because of February's deadly stadium riots.

A record number of people received emergency food from UK food banks in the last six months, a charity says.

Doctors say Pakistani teenager Malala Yousafzai, who was flown to Britain after being shot in the head by the Taliban, could make a good recovery.

Yahoo appoints Google executive Henrique de Castro as its next chief operating officer, its second big hiring from its rival in recent months.

The Syrian army has dismissed as 'baseless' allegations by Human Rights Watch that it has been dropping cluster bombs on populated areas.

Smoking in the car, even with the window open, makes pollution that exceeds official "safe" limits, scientists say.

The remains of two Cold War nuclear missile sites are given listed status in recognition of their historical importance.